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Sweech, look at my Must See Caches in the Appleton Area for a lot of KFCs.

You can find this bookmark on the WGA listings.

[marc_54140]

Well, you can become a practicing anal-retentive, or you can ignore them.

Me, I would ignore them. No skin off my back.

[marc_54140]

Well, congratulations on another ….. accomplishment.

What’s next?

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Hmmm….. What to say? Should I stir the pot?

I use cut and paste logs. I start with the same for each of them. If I remember the specific cache I’ll add something about it. But …. on a long day with 40-50 caches, some of them get lost in the memory banks.

Heck! Even on a short day there are some caches that do not stick out. So what are you supposed to say!

I do not mind if I get cut and paste logs.

I’m a Stoic.

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I am slightly surprised at the high number of cachers reporting they read the cache pages.

But then, that reflects the cachers who read and post to these forums. A special subset of cachers.

[marc_54140]

Congratulations!

(Watch for burnout!)

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@seldom|seen wrote:

@marc_54140 wrote:

You can find it under my profile, bookmarks, WSQ Tour #4.

Not even close to what I was expecting (breathing sigh of relief)…

The Puzzle Tour comes later …………

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As of today, there are 4 of us.

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A major factor is publishing a puzzle is what D/ rating to give it.

Always difficult to tell how soon, or if, the puzzle will be solved.

I published one some years ago where I put the D at 3.5 – and I got a found log before I even knew it had been published! So, there is no telling.

I’m sure you could find volunteers on this site. Just ask. Perhaps someone not close to your home coordinates, so there is no question of them getting FTF on a harder puzzle, etc.

Hmmm? That might be me!

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Nice to have been along for the 3500th. And lots of the others as well.

[marc_54140]

For those of you who are interested …. the hit list is now bookmarked.

You can find it under my profile, bookmarks, WSQ Tour #4.

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Congratulations, Shane!

[marc_54140]

King B’s challenge is for 365 consecutive days of caching.

I wanted caching anytime, but finding a cache on each day of the calendar year.

[marc_54140]

I submitted a Challenge involving caching every day of the year. In other words, finding at least one cache on all 365(6) days.

Because the verification process would require a Premium membership, and possibly GSAK ownership, it would not go thru.

But, the idea is still a good one.

I wonder if anyone is close to being a complete cacher? I have around 355 days. (You can see the chart on my profile page).

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OK, now I’m happy!

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